i think it's _ rishi sunak and jeremy hunter now.ly massive amount of mind _ think it's suddenly massive amount of mind -- — think it's suddenly massive amount of mind —— jeremy hunt. again, next year. _ of mind —— jeremy hunt. again, next year. and— of mind —— jeremy hunt. again, next year. and all— of mind —— jeremy hunt. again, next year, and all of this is a mounting problem — year, and all of this is a mounting problem for— year, and all of this is a mounting problem for rishi sunak because even if by the _ problem for rishi sunak because even if by the end of next year he can say the — if by the end of next year he can say the technicals of the economy are on— say the technicals of the economy are on the — say the technicals of the economy are on the up, everybody will be still feeling the impacts of what's happening here. and it affects people — happening here. and it affects people across the society, and that is a really. — people across the society, and that is a really, really difficult thing for any— is a really, really d

jeremy hunters officially declared that his nation is in recession. he expects the economy to shrink even further in the next fiscal year . hunters laid out his plans for tackling rising inflation where we challenge reports. for weeks, jeremy hunt has been playing the plain speaking medic. for the case economic malays like root canal surgery, the treatment he wont be pleasant, but he insists as necessary and the moment has come. in the face of unprecedented global headwinds families, pensioners businesses, teachers, nurses, and many others are worried about the future. so today we deliver a plan to tackle the cost of living crisis and rebuild our economy. okay, jeremy, $166000000000.00 plan increases taxes and government spending, but the tax rises will come. now, most spending cuts are deferred till 2025. after the next election, to help soften the blows state, pensions and benefits will rise in line with inflation and the national living wage will rise to it's the new chancellor's attempt to clear the wreckage left by his predecessors many budgets o

k. finance minister, jeremy hunters officially declared his nation is in recession. he expects the economy to shrink even further in the next fiscal year. hunters laid out his plans to tackle soaring inflation. us mid term elections are produced, a winner in the house of representatives. republicans now have 218 feet. this gives them just enough time to control the chamber with thick feet. still being counted, ukraine says russia is talking fitful facility that several cities present. lindsey posted the video footage, apparently shot record camera autoglass in the central city of to meet right now dutch court is reading us a verdict against full men accused were involved in the downing of flight. mh 17 in 2014. the passenger jet was heading from amsterdam to carla poor, was shot down over eastern ukraine, killing all 298 people on board, the netherlands, malaysia, belgium and ukraine. i've been working together on the investigation, prosecutors say one ukrainian and 3 russian defendants are responsible for the vast enjoys is now from shipple airport in the netherlands

welcome to us here in doha, where we start in the united kingdom, where the finance minister, jeremy hunters officially declared his nation is in recession. he expects the economy to shrink even further in the next fiscal year. hunters laid out his plans to tackle rising inflation. he lowered the tax threshold, the high earners those with an income of $148000.00 or more, will have to pay 45 percent in taxes. hunt expects public spending to slow down in order to stretch the $65000000000.00 needed for the budget, but pledged to increase pension is help and help low income household. he also increase to in full tax on oil and natural gas companies from 25 to 35 percent, which is expected to re 16 and a half 1000000000 dollars next year alone. today we set our country a new national ambition. by 2030, we want to reduce energy consumption from buildings in industry by 15 percent. reducing demand by this much means in today's prices. a 28000000 pound savings from our national energy bill. for $450.00 pounds of the average household bill. this must be a shared mission with families and businesses p

this is bbc news. the chancellorjeremy the chancellor jeremy hunters the chancellorjeremy hunters toldthe bbc more taxes and further spending cuts are on their way say will be some difficult decisions ahead. president devaughn has said at least six people have been killed in an explosion in a busy shopping area and istanbul with at least 50 others injured. the king led the nation on remembrance sunday, observing a two minute silence and laying a wreath in memory of those who have died in war. 0ur defence correspondent has sent this report from the falklands. it is the first time for many of the veterans who have come here, flown from the uk and also next of kin of those who fell here during the falklands war when they came to liberate the islands from argentina in 1982. i am joined now by the widow of one of those veterans, alec. just tell us a bit about alec, first of all, he was your husband? yes, he came over obviously when the war broke out. he was a young man and we thought he was going to scotland to the cold weather and unfortunately he was killed on the 13th ofjune, just a matt

you can finance minister, jeremy hunters officially declared his nation is in recession. he expects the economy to shrink even further in the next fiscal year. in hunters laid out plans to tackle soaring inflation. families to day, we set our country a new national ambition. by 2030, we want to reduce energy consumption from buildings in industry by 15 percent. reducing demand by this much means in today's crisis. a 28000000000 pounds saving from our national energy bill, or 450 pounds of the average household bill. this must be a shared mission with families and businesses playing that part. but so will the governments play our part. you, queen, says russia is taunting critical facilities across several cities. president lot of his land. he posted this video footage apparently shot from a car camera of a blast in the central city of need for that also report explosions in the southern port of a desa and the capital keith. a deal that ensured say pastors for millions of tons of grain from ukraine has been extended by 120 days. the agreement broken by the you and and to he

jeremy hunter's warning of tax rises and budget cuts and those with disabilities are expecting to be particularly hard hit. as emma haywood reports, george, george needs oxygen to help him breathe at night. his mom jemma and step dad, sean support him in every way they can. they've seen their electricity bills, treble in recent months, and have no web cutting costs when it comes to life saving equipment. our major concern is like the, the energy bill because if you know electricity has gone up so much and we have quite a bit of equipment within and home for him. so that is always a way for may and is always like every move he think. how you can a met may ken's me. you know, he caught backing caught back. he caught by, you know, we both work full time electricity obviously for it. is it lifeline. is you know, it is george is lifeline. know without his oxygen neeve man in a he can be converted is gonna come really poorly. gemma has been helped by the family font and national charity. it's now providing assistance to thousands more families in the u. k than it used to and says condition

these are all top news stories, british finance minister, jeremy hunters, delivering his autumn statement and veiling a plan to move the u. k. out of a financial crisis. hun says the government will focus on 3 major points, stability, growth and public services. emergency budget comes a day after the official figures show that inflation is at a 41 year high. in october, we are honest about the challenges and we are fair in our solutions. yes, we take difficult decisions to tackle inflation. i keep mortgage rates down, but our plan also leads to a shallower downturn, lower energy bills, higher growth, and a stronger, and a chess, an education system. 3 priorities them to day stability, growth and public services. ukraine says russia is targeting critical facilities across several cities. their report explosions in the southern port odessa and the central city of denique for capital keith is facing blackouts. a deal that in short, safe passage of millions of tons of grain from ukraine has been extended. the agreement broken by tor kia and the un allowed grain shipments through the black sea

now for the past 2 and a half months, bridges finance minister, jeremy hunter has officially declared his nation is in recession. he's responding by increasing taxes and cotton government spending. the overall focus you case inflation rate to be 9 point one percent this year. and 7.4 percent next year. they confirm that our actions today held inflation to full sharply from the middle of next year. they also judged that the u. k, like other countries, is now in recession. while the u. n is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its wild heritage sites program. unesco convention was designed to help protect cultural properties and then national conferences under way in greece. and there's been an announcement of a future focus on smaller african countries. they'll be encouraged to apply for protection and funding for their unique sites. john trackless has worn out from delphi. in ancient times, this remote place on mount upon asses and central greece became the most important article. this is where city states would send emissaries to find out what they should do when they were faced with

and thoughts to what jeremy hunter's been saying today?— been saying today?een saying today? well, there is a positive and negative _ been saying today? well, there is a positive and negative firmness. - been saying today? well, there is aj positive and negative firmness. the negative is of course austerity will be bad in the areas where it affects for that we have rising taxes or cuts to public spending, those parts of the economy will experience a negative impact. but the uk's main two problem, inflation and interest rates will actually be aided by some austerity. the details were really matter. if he doesn't go too far too fast and he spreads it out accordingly actually, this probably won't be quite as bad as many people may expect. he won't be quite as bad as many people may expect-— won't be quite as bad as many people may expect. he says everyone's going to -a a may expect. he says everyone's going to pay a little _ may expect. he says everyone's going to pay a little bit — may expect. he says everyone's going to pay a little bit more _ may expect. he s

k were the finance minister, jeremy hunter officially declared his nation is in recession and that it will deepen. next year he was laying out his budget plans to tackle raising inflation for re challenge reports. for weeks, jeremy hunt has been playing the plane, speaking medic, for the case economic malays like root canal surgery. the treatment he was he wont be present, but he insists it's necessary to make and the moment has come. para, in the faith of unprecedented global headwinds families, pensioners businesses, teachers, nurses, and many others are worried about the future. so today we deliver a plan to tackle the cost of living crisis and rebuild our economy. okay, jeremy, $166000000000.00 plan increases taxes and government spending. but though the tax rises will come, now, most spending cuts are deferred till 2025 after the next election to help soften the blows state. pensions and benefits will rise in line with inflation and the national living wage will rise to it's the new chancellor's attempt to clear the wreckage left by his freed assessed as many budgets of just 6 we

jeremy hunter officially declared his nation is in a recession. he expects the economy to shrink even further in the next fiscal year, hunters laid out his plans for tackling raising inflation. so he's lowered the tax threshold for high earners. those with an income of $148000.00 or more. we'll have to pay 45 percent on taxes. 100 expect public spending to slow down in order to stretch the $65000000000.00 needed for the budget, but pledged increased help for pensioners and low income households. he also increase the windfall tax on oil and natural gas companies from 25 to 35 percent, which is expected to raise 16 and a half 1000000000 dollars next year alone. i have no objection to winful taxes. they are genuinely about winful profits caused by unexpected increases in energy movie on the rooms of the get each site to the talk is when food taxes can i just say that any touch tack should be temporary, not deter investment and recognize the cyclical nature of energy businesses that's bringing under simmons is joining us from london. so what's the bri

but actually jeremy hunter said right we're going to cut back.00,000. they're going to have to pay for that. they're going to come over here. they're tax avoidance. they're to go all the they're to go all over the world. why not spend their money here? it's not an awful lot of money. not going to money. if it's not going to solve economic problems solve the economic problems we've it's big if we we've got. it's not a big if we all help. so. right it doesn't take to long take into account how much money they spend . how much money they spend. they're here and how much they invest as well. so we want high net worth individuals in this . net worth individuals in this. but the idea if for no other for them to go shopping, but the idea if for no other for them to go shopping , the them to go shopping, the rolls—royce garage. yeah, absolutely . course we do. it's absolutely. course we do. it's going to help our economy. i was you which made you wouldn't ask which was made by i'm afraid i by the germans. i'm afraid i would have asked about this would ha

but actually jeremy hunter said right we're going to cut back.00,000. they're going to have to pay for that. they're going to come over here. they're tax avoidance. they're to go all the they're to go all over the world. why not spend their money here? it's not an awful lot of money. not going to money. if it's not going to solve economic problems solve the economic problems we've it's big if we we've got. it's not a big if we all help. so. right it doesn't take to long take into account how much money they spend . how much money they spend. they're here and how much they invest as well. so we want high net worth individuals in this . net worth individuals in this. but the idea if for no other for them to go shopping, but the idea if for no other for them to go shopping , the them to go shopping, the rolls—royce garage. yeah, absolutely . course we do. it's absolutely. course we do. it's going to help our economy. i was you which made you wouldn't ask which was made by i'm afraid i by the germans. i'm afraid i would have asked about this would ha

they will have to take difficult decisions, eye watering decisionsjeremy hunter said, decisions jeremy huntermore tax. for the highest earners it is likely that the highest rate of income tax will be paid out to people earning 125,000 pounds per year. when it comes to the amount of money that government departments have to spend, they are being told to expect no more until 2025 than the current budgets permit. then an increase of 1% when you take into account inflation at the amount that is rising and prices are rising at the moment, that will feel very much like your trim spending cuts year after year. the chancellor said today, describing himself as scrooge, making sure that christmas doesn't have to be cancelled. there are difficult and unpalatable things, just a few days away. unpalatable things, 'ust a few days awa . ., , .., away. nothing is confirmed until it is confirmed. _ away. nothing is confirmed until it is confirmed, as _ away. nothing is confirmed until it is confirmed, as you _ away. nothing is confirmed until it is confirmed, as you say. - away. nothing is confirmed until it

when he came and he probably wasn't expecting much of a honeymoon given the fact that him and jeremy hunteras him and it's up to him to study the ship as best he can.— ship as best he can. has he got himself to _ ship as best he can. has he got himself to blame _ ship as best he can. has he got himself to blame in _ ship as best he can. has he got himself to blame in part, - ship as best he can. has he got himself to blame in part, at- ship as best he can. has he got. himself to blame in part, at least? when he came into downing street he stood in downing street and said this was going to be a government of integrity and professionalism and accountability. also, he didn't really pull the checks on sir gavin williamson. that is certainly the labour party claimed that why didn't the prime minister do a bit more research about all this world of allegations about him and his back record of alleged bullying? absolutely. and he prime minister is ultimately responsible for their appointments to cabinet. there are a couple of points at rishi sunak and make. the first is the chaotic circumstances an

jeremy hunter said it is a source of great regret to capping costs and social care. on which all of them were elected has been put off again to beyond the next election. it really is time for all of us to think of social care and the vulnerable people that are protected by it as a top priority, not the one that can be put aside. top priority, not the one that can be put aside-— be put aside. alison holt told us more on what _ be put aside. alison holt told us more on what the _ be put aside. alison holt told us more on what the plan - be put aside. alison holt told us more on what the plan for - be put aside. alison holt told us more on what the plan for the l be put aside. alison holt told us - more on what the plan for the social care cap came about? bir more on what the plan for the social care cap came about?— more on what the plan for the social care cap came about? sir andrew deal not lead an inquiry _ care cap came about? sir andrew deal not lead an inquiry more _ care cap came about? sir andrew deal not lead an inquiry more than - care cap came about? sir and

jeremy on this. sarah, most of us have heard the republicans calling for the investigations over the president's son hunterars, but today's press conference suggested a wider investigation. >> yes, we have heard about hunter biden and what comer and jordan want to drive home is that they want to tie this back to president biden and they want to delve into the finances surrounding hunter biden and other members of the biden family, because they believe there could be problematic activity there, and part of issue is that they have asked for a lot of information, as you can imagine from the treasury department and other individuals and agencies, and when they were in the minority, they could not get a lot of, that and so they have fired off a new round of letters today to give you a roadmap to the kind of things they were seeking, and so they fired off a letter to the treasury for bank reports to show suspicious activity, even though these reports are inconclusive and relatively common, and they fired off a letter to someone who owned a gallery where hunter biden's paintings are sold and seeking information a